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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Last week, news broke that IT management company SolarWinds had been hacked, possibly by the Russian government, and the US Treasury, Commerce, State, Energy, and Homeland Security departments have been affected — two of which may have had emails stolen as a result of the hack. Other government agencies and many companies are investigating due to SolarWinds’ extensive client list. Cisco, Intel, Nvidia, Belkin, and VMware have all had computers on their networks infected with the malware. There could be far more: SolarWinds had stated that “fewer ...

You can now try on makeup from your home with the power of AR Share this story Google’s new shopping feature will let people virtually try on makeup, the company announced in a blog post. Another feature will show the products on various models. Only lipstick and eyeshadow are part of the feature. It is also limited to a few brands, such as L’Oreal, MAC Cosmetics, Black Opal, and Charlotte Tilbury. You can see what various shades look like on various skin tones. Image: Google To try it out, you can search for the line you’re eying. If it’s a supported brand, you’ll see a new card th...

A Space Force member reportedly skipped class to get a PS5 but got demoted instead Share this story The Space Force, it seems, is not sympathetic to the mission that seems to have captured many across the US: getting a PS5. One of its members has reportedly been reprimanded and demoted for being 30 minutes late to physical training because he was trying to get one of the consoles, according to a post on the Air Force amn/nco/snco Facebook page (via According to the letter, the unnamed airman texted his superior officer that he was going to be 30 minutes late to his fitness improvement progra...

Instagram is rolling out new notifications about COVID-19 information It’s joining many other social media platforms trying to combat the spread of misinformation Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Instagram is announcing two new features to help combat COVID-19 misinformation: users in areas with surging cases will see a link to their local health authority at the top of their feed and anyone searching for vaccine information will also be directed to credible health sources. These measures will be taken in addition to the social network blocking hashtags that contai...

The entertainment that got us through 2020 Seeking comfort in old favorites Share this story This year was an exercise in coping with no wrong answer: whether it was Zoom parties, TikTok, Animal Crossing, YouTube yoga, bread baking, or any of the countless other activities people used to pass the time, each one offered some sort of escape. At The Verge, we found our own comfort through movies, games, music, art, and so much more. “The Difference” by Flume feat. Toro y Moi Released on March 13th, just days before San Francisco would become the first US city to issue a shelter-in-place ...